Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-09

--Dr. John II. liarler Is improving
pant of his time in laying the curb
stones in front OF the NJ. l.. church on
Main street, and judging by his pufls
yesterday forenoon he had been doing n
heap of muscular work. Go in on it,
Doc, YOU are working for good cause.
The associate editor of the Centre
County Times is awtully jealous of the
hook and ladder boys here. The reason
is that Smith il just dying To belong TO
Il hook and ladder company and can't
lind ANYTHING nf the kind in Centre
Hall. Daily NetrS.
We invite editor Smith 10 come TO
Minheim. He can have the hook aud
ladder truck of this place all to himself,
consider himself the company, nll all
the offices aud do all the work, We are
quite sure nobody will object.
john Chambers, of Minlinburg, who
about seven years ago WAS Ii citizen of
this place, made his appearance in this
his former home for the first time since
his moving away, and his many friends
welcomed him warmly. John Is the
same jolly good fellow AS of old. He is
selling trees for Chase & Cos nursery
in New York and as he expects to give
this section II thorough canvass he Will
likely be with us off and on during the
next few months.
For time my life was despai,ed
of. My trouble was with the kldneyS.
Liver and Bladder-also Constipation.
Finally used DR.. Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, aud in my opinion it saved
my life. | make this statement TO
save those who suffered as ! did. A.
J. Clifford, Lowell, Mass. Druggists
81. Send 2.cent stamp to Dr.. David
Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y, for his book
on Kidney, Liver and Bloot disorders.
Mention this paper. 254t
-Rev. Nj. l.. Deitzler has received a
pressing invitation 10 assist i'll laying
the corner stone for new church
building ut Mcclure, Snyder county, in
his former paStorate, on June 18th. lie
has accepted the invitation and Proyi-
dence permitting will go. The appoint
ments Mt ST. Pau'S congregation for
June l2th, 10 a. m. and ut Aaronsburg
:. so. p. m. will therefor be postponed.
The next regular services will be June
Goth, mt Aaronsburg 10 Il. m, and at 81.
Paul at 2p. IN.
Last weeks Clinton Democrat is
authority for the following snake story:
sunday, while the employees of the
Beech Creek construction train were
clearing up wreck near Peale, some of
them straye6 short way into the
woods when they suddenly found them
selves near a large fiat rock on which TO
their surprise they discovered lying in
the sun ten large rattle snakes. They
succeeded in killing nine of the snakes,
and brought the rattles home for tro-
phies.
john have you seen that woman
lately ?
John, an oSteniStment: What woman ?
That woman Picking Grapes for
Speer's Wine. Just see her in another
and read about it,the wines
are found by chemists TO be absolutely
pure and equal 10 the best in the
w World. The Board of Health in Large
Cities and leading Hospitals have "a
dnpted theiI use where wines are need
ed.
Two young strangers peddling rags
and tin passed through town last
Thursday with n one horse conveyance |
OH their way TO Coburn, when they |
were overtaken by one of the thunder |
gusts which were frequent occur
renee on that day, filling the air with |
sharp electricity and heavy claps of |
One of these electric charges |
frightened their horse, which became |
uncomfortable and upset their wagon
breaking the shafts and otherwise dam
aging the vehicle. Nobody was hurt,
but they had to lay over for repairs un-
til the next day.
Large and bushy shade trees in |
front of private residences and along |
the streets are ornamental as well as
useful. But when they are allowed to |
grow in anyshape and the 10 Ter branch |
rs are but seven or eight feet above the
pavements they become nuisance and |
an inconvenient impediment TO pedes-
Irians. A tall gentleman wearing a
silk hat or persons carrying an umbrel- |
la on rainy day will haye TO dodge or
else run the risk of spelling their hat or
We have number of such
trees in this town and we suggest that
the owners trim them and thus confer a
favor upon the public.
GRAPE JUICE FOR SICKNESS. The
art of cultivating the Oporto vines and
the Oporto Grape into wine
n this country, and Of preserving the
Grape Juice fresh without fermentation
has been brought TO greater degree of
perfection by Mr.. Alfred Speer, of
Passaic. N. j., than by any other per-
,ou; in fact, he was the pioneer in in-
and advertising Native
Wines. lie has purchased hundreds of
ons of grapes, besides his own vintage.
Mr.. Speer's success has arisen from the
strict purity and valuable properties of
1ls wines for iDvalids and feeble per-
'ons. and his reputation extends around
he world.
Hotspur Remarks.
"The sun doeth nourish Agues,"
therefore, in the Summer months it is
,nly a measure of common prudence 20
ruard against malarilus diseases. in.